these RV homesteads seem to be a problem all over town, what is the law on RV's parked on the street ?

They can't park it on the street. Here's the code.
8.24.010 - Prohibited or restricted in certain places—Exceptions.
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A person shall not stop, stand, or park a house car, bus, camp trailer, mobile home, motor truck having a manufacturer's rated capacity in excess of three-quarters ton, school bus, semitrailer, trailer, trailer coach, or truck tractor, either attached or unattached, on any street, alley or parkway in a residence district as same is defined in Section 515 of the Vehicle Code of the state, unless such vehicle is actively engaged in the delivery or receipt of appliances, equipment, furniture, household goods, materials, merchandise, passengers or supplies at an adjacent commercial establishment, designated loading area, lot, office building, or residence, and then only for such period of time that the loading or unloading operation is actually in progress;

so who's choice is it not to cite these urban camper dwellers, the police or the city, someone has decided not to enforce the law ?

Thank you for reporting! The Police Department is responsible for handling all abandoned vehicle reports. You can file your report online with them here https://compass.cityofvallejo.net/ or by calling the abandoned vehicle hotline at (707) 648-4682.

We are working to link the two reporting systems and appreciate your patience and understanding by going to the other site in the meantime.

If you have any questions or concerns please call the PD Traffic Division at (707) 648-4329.

This has not been fixed. It has been reported repeatedly to the VDP, through that website. If they aren't willing to do there job, how are we going to fix Vallejo?

Thanks for reporting! I understand your frustration. I would suggest calling the Community Services Section of PD at 707-553-7218, as they may be able to help expedite your issue. Unfortunately, abandoned/illegally parked vehicles are not something that the Public Works Department can enforce or remove.

For crying out loud, if they live in an RV, that IS THEIR HOME. They are not homeless. Get off it already....christ!

AJMJ, since you are unaware of the crime associated with RVs being parked outside of your house, I suggest you post your address, so they may move in front of your house.

And what crime is that precisely?? It amazes me how people in this town automatically associate crime with anyone who doesn't own a piece of property. Tell me, is the RV or its occupants sneaking into your home in the wee hours? Or perhaps you believe it to be a mobile drug dealer or a home delivery prostitution service? They are most likely people who are just as decent as yourself, only you simply won't allow that possibility to enter your mind. How sad.

AJMJ, there are all sorts of crime associated with people camping. I've been working in community policing (with the police!) for over 10 years, so I'm obviously much more aware of the issues than you. All of what you've described, and more, are associated with these communities. You might also find that they've emptied their toilet in the street before moving on, and other friendly behavior.

Maybe if you became involved and worked WITH the police, you'd understand.

Well, NEIGHBOR, you may find it a bit disheartening that I DO have ties into the law enforcement community. I myself, however, do not work with the local police departments but rather with Fish and Game. I also have quite a few close relatives in law enforcement but they are Federal Marshals. So, being in Fish and Game, I actually do know what I am talking about when it comes to campers and their "community."
And as far as I can tell, they are generally the same as you or I. Yes, I admit, there are those who will dump illegally and no, I do not condone that. It is however very rude to ssimply assume that any RV automatically means a source of crime and also ignorant to boot.

Sorry, hun, but my sources actually work in community crime, my community. They are the boots on the ground. End of story.

Well, it's my community as well. But I can tell you missed the common professional respect and ethics USUALLY associated in the law enforcement community...how tragic.

LOL, the troll wants respect?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll

It's against the Law to camp on any city street more than three days in Vallejo. The reason for this is because most RV campers are criminals of some type. WE don't want them here. They pay no property taxes and do nothing to improve our city. Keep notifying the Police and keep them on the run.

My such big words coming from a badge jockey such as yourself. Perhaps someone should educate you in the fact that having your head up your rear end does not constitute a fertilizer substitute for personal growth??

Thank you for reporting! The Police Department is responsible for handling all abandoned vehicle reports. You can file your report online with them here https://compass.cityofvallejo.net/ or by calling the abandoned vehicle hotline at (707) 648-4682.

We are working to link the two reporting systems and appreciate your patience and understanding by going to the other site in the meantime.

If you have any questions or concerns please call the PD Traffic Division at (707) 648-4329.